80?S ROCK RIDDIM produced by FLAVA MCGREGOR RECORDS 2013
80’s Rock Overview
The 80’s Rock Riddim is a reggae album collection released in 2013. This project celebrates the classic reggae sound with a smooth, vintage feel that reminds listeners of the golden era of the genre. The riddim provides a steady, warm musical backdrop that brings together some of reggae’s respected artists. Gappy Ranks delivers the track "Hello," bringing his unique voice and energy to the collection. Junior Kelly, known for his conscious lyrics, adds "Magic," a song that fits perfectly with the laid-back vibe. Gyptian teams up with Stream for "Heart And Soul," blending their voices for a memorable duet. Stream - Heart And Soul also presents "Heart And Soul," showing the riddim’s versatility. Jc Lodge offers "Comfort Zone," bringing her smooth vocals and experience to the mix. Other artists like Aaron Silk with "Oh Me Oh My," Adele Harley with "Feel So High," Norris Man with "True Love," Tony Anthony with "Ecstasy," and Jahmali with "Never To Say I’M Sorry" all add their own style to the riddim. Each song keeps the spirit of roots reggae alive. FLAVA MCGREGOR RECORDS, the producer behind the album, is known for supporting authentic reggae music and working with talented singers. The label has a strong reputation for creating high-quality riddims that reach reggae fans all over the world. This collection quickly became a favorite in reggae playlists and continues to be an important part of reggae history, showing the timeless appeal of the genre’s foundation sounds.
80’s Rock Tracklist:
- Gappy Ranks – Hello
- Junior Kelly – Magic
- Gyptian Ft. Stream – Heart And Soul
- Jc Lodge – Comfort Zone
- Aaron Silk – Oh Me Oh My
- Adele Harley – Feel So High
- Norris Man – True Love
- Tony Anthony – Ecstasy
- Jahmali – Never To Say I’M Sorry
- Carroll Thompson – What Is Love
- Don Campbell – Need A Little Love
- Ammoye – Stay
- Cas Haley – Which Way
- Kemar Flava Mcgregor – 80?S Rock Riddim Version
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